A road rage incident between two strangers — a failing contractor and an unfulfilled entrepreneur — sparks a feud that brings out their darkest impulses.
This tv show contains 48 potentially triggering events.
Not abandonment but neglect is a major part of one of main character’s backstory. This is shown in flashback sequences.
Another adult character has trauma about his childhood and being sent away from Korea to America and apparently fending for himself in K-Town? This character occasionally starts ranting about his childhood and it’s not 100% clear what happened exactly.
In S1E4, there’s a scene where a little girl (maybe 5ish?) is dropped by her mom. You hear a pretty heavy thud from the fall. I’m mentioning it because it’s somewhat unclear if the drop was accidental… Her mom struggles with impulse control —especially when it comes to anger responses— and the child was “acting out.” The child is otherwise loved and well cared-for (other than her parents frequently bribing her with candy against her doctor’s recommendation).
Also in episode 4, a character makes a joke about calling child protective services for “hitting a child.” This is a dig at his little brother (who I’m pretty sure is 20-something?) to imply that he’s immature.
In S1E9, a little girl ends up being a hostage to a group of hapless criminals. She witnesses some violence but is not mistreated. Although she is in a pretty scary/dangerous situation, she doesn’t seem to realize it and has a great time.
There is a scene where the characters think they are going to eat magic mushrooms (they are just regular mushrooms). Two characters get high on cannabis in a hotel room, there is a scene with hallucinations caused by poisoning.
A character who is often infantilized thorough the show (but is an adult) gets in a sexual relationship with a main character who's been catfishing him and lied about a 10 year age gap (approx)
She sends him a flirty picture (butt pic/non graphic) while he's still unaware and their relationship is considered romantic from his pov. They only start having sex after he knows her true identity.
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At some point another character almost masturbates to the flirty picture not knowing it's a catfish but gets interrupted.
uh you see an up close of someone shaving his ballsack hair off but like that’s all , it’s mostly guns that are used and you can see cuts from accidents like getting punched or falling over etc
again, someone is crushed to death with their lower body, only audibly and not visibly - though you can see their face during it and they’re spluttering blood
someone’s whole lower body is crushed to goo… you don’t see it. just audio of crushing noises. and danny has his arm snapped in the final episode - audible and visual
(Finale Spoilers) There are two instances where it appears characters have fallen to their deaths. (Double finale spoilers) However, they survive both times.
there’s blood from fights and the most graphic things to happen are blood going on the window from getting shot in the head and someone getting the whole lower half of them crushed in a elevator door.
i wouldn’t say it’s excessive, but blood is very prominent
well, unintentionally, the child gets in the wrong car and this character is currently trying to escape police, an amber alert is sent out but the child and her dog stays very much safe
unintentionally as the child got in the wrong car, the car of which the character driving was trying to leave to escape police, and only realised after starting the car and getting away from the location.
S1E9: A character spits blood after their lower body is crushed. Another character vomits after witnessing this. Probably skip 17:30-18:30 to avoid it entirely.
S1E10: Lots of vomiting throughout episode after two characters eat poisonous berries.
No but the riots following Rodney King’s murder come up occasionally, very briefly. No flashbacks of the police brutality are shown but I thought it might be worth mentioning in case anyone has trauma around that specific event.
Yes. Although no mental illness is ever named, a main character is shown to have suicidal tendencies, disordered eating, and is described as "sad" by those close to him. This character engages in self-destructive behavior and behavior that emotionally harms those around them until it starts escalating to physically violent actions.
the child, june, presents a sort of anxiety attack when not wanting to leave for vegas - i believe this was an anxiety attack as it’s mentioned she has anxiety.
No, but there is talk of a birth experience which can be triggering if you have experienced still birth as many of the emotions described are similar to those experienced after a stillbirth.
A middle aged woman catfishes a significantly younger man. Not with the intention of doing anything sexual with him but (spoilers) they do end up in a sexual relationship anyway.
At one point, the young man’s older brother tells her she’s sick for having sex with a “child” … I’m reasonably sure the young man is not actually a minor but his age is never explicitly stated in the series.
A character gets their lower body crushed by a heavy steel door. It was sudden and very gory in my opinion. You see her cough up blood as the door continues to slam into her. You hear it and see parts of it.